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One way to spend a snow day: Pass all the laws you want

On a slow snow day at the North Carolina General Assembly, one lone senator declares himself present and approves a checklist of Democratic causes.Click to Continue »

 

NC House members file redistricting bill to ban ‘irregularly shaped’ boundaries

A bipartisan group of N.C. House members filed the second of two proposals Monday to create a nonpartisan redistricting process.Click to Continue »

 

Storm reschedules government meetings across the Triangle

Sometimes adults get a snow day too. Governments across the Triangle canceled meetings on Tuesday, icy roads temporarily trumping public business in Raleigh, Wake County, Fuquay-Varina, Apex, Chapel Hill, Cary,Click to Continue »

 

Lt. Gov. Dan Forest launches specialty license plates to fund teacher raises

Lt. Gov. Dan Forest needs at least 500 people to sign up for “I Support Teachers” license plates, part of his effort to fund teacher raises through private donations.Click to Continue »

 

A-Rod makes vague apology, turns down news conference

Alex Rodriguez has issued a handwritten apology "for the mistakes that led to my suspension" but has turned down New York's offer to use Yankee Stadium for a news conference…Click to Continue »

 

102 RDU flights canceled; buses slowed; NCDOT grapples with road ice

A heavy coating of sleet thwarted NCDOT efforts to plow Wake County freeways Monday night, but plowing crews were out on the road early Tuesday.Click to Continue »

 

Roads slick, but storm is exiting after leaving less ice than feared across Triangle

Roadways across the Triangle were snow-covered Tuesday morning after a night of snow and sleet, but freezing rain did not come down as heavily as feared, much to the relief…Click to Continue »

 

Duke University alum and former offensive lineman is helping college players across the nation keep up with demanding schedules

Zach Maurides has turned a problem that he recognized as a student athlete at Duke University into the software system Teamworks, which helps coaches across the country manage their players’Click to Continue »

 

Ed Mitchell's Que restaurant has closed in Durham

Renowned pitmaster Ed Mitchell has closed his restaurant at American Tobacco Campus, citing limited cooking capacity and a lack of private dining space. This is Mitchell's second stymied business venture…Click to Continue »

 

Road Worrier: Doing the math on a big NC gas tax increase

North Carolina House members are being asked this week to approve NC Senate legislation that starts with a quick gas tax cut and follows up with a big increase that…Click to Continue »

 

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